Engheta is among nine laureates recognized by the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia for outstanding achievements in science, engineering, and industry. 

Listen to the top headlines on Thursday, Jan. 26 with our newsletter anchor.

Columnists Sam and Andrew argue that tenure track’s overemphasis on research and publicity give occasion for professors like Amy Wax to rise. 

The DP examined the key players in the Wax proceedings, which include eight faculty members whose appointments span multiple schools at Penn. 

A series of documents obtained exclusively by the DP reveals another turn in Wax's ongoing legal battle against Penn Carey Law Dean Theodore Ruger.

In light of the revelation that Wax has filed a grievance against Penn Carey Law Dean Ruger, the DP examined the Faculty Handbook to break down how these procedures work.

Ahead of Saturday's huge matchup against the Crimson at the Palestra, the DP's sports team makes its predictions. 

The restoration will include new HVAC systems, upgraded windows and roofing, all-gender restrooms, updates to office suites and classrooms, and new elevators.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Terwiesch to discuss his findings, what challenges AI presents for the future of education, and more.

The Dowd/Sanders Wellness and Resilience Program will be offered on both Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons, starting on Jan. 26. 

Columnist Sangitha Aiyer urges Penn to increase the hours of foreign language instruction required.

On Jan. 10, 1983, Judy Wicks opened the restaurant with a promise to serve organic and seasonal food. 

Jackson, who is also the Richard Perry University professor at the University of Pennsylvania, will succeed Interim Provost Beth Winkelstein.

Sports Editor Caleb Crain argues that despite a losing conference record so far, Penn men's basketball's season is not over yet. 

The sophomore swimmer is undefeated in the month of January.

Five Quakers were part of a team of Ivy League All-Stars that defeated a squad from Japan's National Football League. 

The Department of Health was subsequently reinspected Supremo on Jan. 23, and the Cease Operations Order remained in place.